Brief Bits and Bites from City Hotel Notes
A jumble of short humorous quips and miscellany items references to local places such as City Hotel Buffet and March's Restaurant. Includes light witticisms on weather, money, photographers and travel, with scattered proper nouns and snippets of verse and banter.
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Norch Market Street
City Hotel Buffet
March’s Restaurant
Doll's
Harry
Snook
Accs
BOT
O. Carty
Veg Tote
Jobo Hendrickson
B. H. Blackston
Sor A. Gilbert
Lull Neidig & Miller
Hagerstown Bonds Sell At Auction Despite Litigation
Five thousand dollars of the fifty thousand dollar Hagerstown municipal electric lighting plant bonds were sold at public auction yesterday with good premiums. The bonds, in denominations of 1000, bear four percent interest payable yearly. Public sale prices ranged from 502.04 for 1904 bonds to 597.70 for 1907 bonds, with investors receiving about 37 percent yield on the last issue.
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Hagerstown
Social World Garden Party Honors Rest Bill Host and Guests
Mrs. Frank L. Stoner hosted a garden party at Rest Bill for her nephew Pierre Wilson and niece Liliane Little of Baltimore with about twenty five young guests enjoying games and refreshments. In a separate sale notice John N. Clary sold Allen J. Willson's property at 61 East Fourth Street to Elisabeth C. Bent for 1100 dollars.
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John N. Clary
Allen J. Willson
East Fourth Atrmet
Elisabeth C. Bent
Maryland Campaign Hopes Rise in July 4 Rally Plans
Maryland Democrats prepare for a statewide push with headquarters set in Baltimore at 105 166 167 Entow Street rooms, as leaders like Chairman Murray Vandier push for cadence and shortened speeches. Ex mayor Latrobe questions Democratic odds, predicting a Maryland GOP win by about 40000 votes amid party tension.
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Hopefot
Entow Street
Vandier
Baltimore
Maryland
Dataya
Mars
Ape P. Wae
Poe
Pos
Tern Shore
Richard D. Hynson
Kent County
Hirst
E. H Brown
Queen Anne's
Harford County
Talbott
J. W. Denny
Srte
Ferdinand ©. Latrobe
Tama Democrat
Bryan
McKinley
Maryland State Bar Association Opens Fifth Annual Meeting
The Bar Association of Maryland begins its fifth annual meeting in Cumberland. A reception hosted by Chief Judge A Hunter Boyd and a galaxy of judges and members highlighted opening events. Business sessions include reports, nominations committee, and an address on The Written Constitution.
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The
Bar Association of Maryland
Cumberland
A. Hunter Boyd
J. Roger McSherry
Frederick
Lloyd Lowndes
Jas. M. Thomas
de Warren H. Reynolds
Peniamin A. Richmond
Ludge
Boyd
Daisy
Briscoe
Prince Frederick
Thomas
Snodgrass
Martinsburg
Mynns Thruston
Lloyd Lowndes, Jr
Ethelwyn Moffatt
John W. Avirett
de Warren H. Reynolde
George A. Pearce
Ferdinand Williams
Adrian H. Joline
New York
Wills’ Mountain Inn
Mountain Laks Park
Committee On Entertainment
Lutheran Reunion Program At Pen Mar Tomorrow
The fourteenth Lutheran reunion will be held at Pen Mar tomorrow. The program includes opening hymn, invocations, addresses by Rev Dr Enders and others, chorale, anthems, and lectures on Lutheran opportunities and responsibilities with a Plymouth Rock theme.
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Pen-Mar
America
George W. Enders
J.B Wolf
Glen
Purus Lutheran Short
Zork
George Henry
Ippensburg
Addrées
Patrick H. Miller
Westminster
Zion
OC. H. Rockey
Waynesboro
F.C. Ball
Baltimore
Kuhlman
Frederick
Wheat Shipped from Monrovia to New York Rare Trade
A carload of wheat moved from Monrovia in this county to New York, a rare event. New York bids on No 2 red Western wheat showed a six to eight cent per bushel premium over Baltimore, with New York buyers paying a penny more after logistics. Syrup of Figs is praised as a laxative for families. The Post Office Department orders rural free delivery to Union Bridge, Md, starting August.
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Maryland
New York
Monrovis
Thia County
Baltimore
Union Bridge
Postofice
Changes at St John 8 and Jesuit surrender of parish
Very Rev Henry Perdis states major Jesuit reorganization will move parish duties to New York within days. Key churches span Georgetown Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Boston among others as three leading Jesuits face charges while Cardinal Gibbons may take control of St John’s secular clergy to appoint priests.
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Jesus
Fale City
New York
Henry Perdis
Georgetown
Aod Iozaya
Washington
St. John's
Frederick
Lo’yola
Baltimore
Woodstock
Provincie? Ie
Father Porbick
Cardinal Gibbons
St. John’s
Maryland
Society of Jesus
Local Preachers Camp Opens At Mount Airy
The second annual Local Preachers Camp meets at Mount Airy starting tomorrow and runs to August 6. About seven tents are set up in a large camp. Rev. John R. Wright of Washington is association president and Rev. William T. Hammond will manage. Numerous ministers will conduct meetings and music will be provided by Prof. W. W. Vansant and choir. Miss Loustte Syllaton evangelist attends with Lillian Stinson and Blanche Thawley as singers. Special days celebrate the Junior Order United American Mechanics and the Good Templars. The Browningsville Give Club will attend on those days.
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National Association of Local Preachers
Mount Airy
John R. Wright
Washington
William T. Hammond
Mr. Wright
Hav. Mesars
J. W. Fryer
D. A
Rockville Adopts Street Extension Ordinance
Rockville Town Council approves extending the main street corridor to cover the courthouse area in Rockville. Washington and Rockville Electric Railway Company to build along the town, removing an old county road width restriction. Final ratification by voters required at the next election in a month.
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Rockville
Washington and Rockville Electric Railway Company
Farong
Lightning destroys barn and crops on Winebrewer farm
A barn eight miles from Dickerson in Montgomery County was struck by lightning and burned with 51 tons of timothy hay, corn, and fertilizer inside. Insurance covers losses of 1,000 for the barn and 750 for the produce. Injured quarry workers Calvin Johnson and Nelson Carroll improve, with possible eye salvage for Johnson and potential arm amputation for Carroll. Also notes several local illnesses and recoveries.
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Col. D. O. Winebrewer
Dickerson
Montgomery County
Miller Summers Nuptials Near Frostburg
Milton Miller of this city and Mary Summers of Shookstown were warned at 3 oclock this morning at St Johns Catholic Church by Ear Gaffney. A wedding supper will be held tonight at the bride s parents residence. Inclined to Go Back to Work Simeone of the Union a New York Mining Company met in Gickels Hall Frostburg last night to decide on resuming work but nothing definite done. A later street meeting had forty five voting to ask for their tools regardless of others.
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Miller—Summers
Milton Miller
Mary Summers
Shookstown
St. Aohn's Catholic Church
Filet Simeone
The
Union
New York
Gickel
Frostburg
Local market quotes from J E W Hargott today
The Local Mart lists item prices with Qora at 2.10 per carrel corn shelled at 38 cents per bushel wheat at 60 cents per bushel. Hay priced from 12 to 14 dollars per ton.
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J. E. W. Hargott
Man Arrested in Chl¢Erh Case Granted Hearing
In the law's way see we tle Wee Graves Wiltzas colored who was arrested on Monday charged with creating a chl erh was given a hearing before Justice Wood yesterday after soon. The case was discussed and Wilhach released.
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Wiltzas
Oloreid
Wilhach
Local Eats and City Events Fill July Listings
A cluttered prose ad outlines steamed crab specials and bar offerings at Dell and City Hotel, plus a Sunday Schools picnic at Agricultural Park on Thursday July 26. It notes a Grand amateur race meet the same day, a register drive for Frederick photographers, stock offerings, medical ads, and a G A R encampment rail promo with return-date rules.
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Reformed Sunday Schools
Agricultural Park
Athletic Park
Howard A. French
Jack White
Ladies' Spring Bargains at Frederick's Shop
Frail prices and wide selections mark the new store opening Frederick's New Book and Stationery. Bargains include parasols lace curtains and bleached muslins with frequently cut prices. The shop promises fresh goods weekly and a range of household and reading items from trusted suppliers.
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France
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California Fig Syrup Company
ST. John
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Ezra Houck
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Joe Ed. Bowers
Wm. S. Miller
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George H. Zimmerman
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Senate
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Maerzen
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John F. Kreh Amateur Supply House
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Thad. M. Bizer
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Arkansas
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Biser
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